Archive for the ‘Hydrangeas’ Category
2008 Flower Trends for Fall
Wednesday, August 13th, 2008According to the Virginia Gazette, there are already predictions for what the biggest trends for autumn will be when it comes to wedding flowers. The trends will be brown, hot pink, hot green and hot blue. These are not dull colors. They are intense hues that are very late seventies and early eighties in flair. […]
Phalaenopsis Orchid bouquet
Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008If you want a wedding bouquet that is made from a real orchid that has the aroma and elegance of a tropical treasure, than you should consider a Phalaenopsis orchid. These flowers are enormous, white (or pink) and they match almost any type of wedding theme. In fact many brides use this orchid as the […]
Cascading bridal bouquets
Friday, December 28th, 2007If you want a modern, romantic look that is also a touch Victorian, then choose a cascading style of bouquet to go with your wedding gown. Cascading bouquets are usually made of a lot of large blooms that droop slightly. These blossoms can include flowers such as lilies, callas or hydrangeas. Smaller flowers like violets […]
Types of blue wedding flowers
Monday, December 3rd, 2007If you are thinking about choosing blue for your wedding, you might be interested to know that blue flowers have always been a symbol of unity and trust. Traditionally, blue flowers indicate a creative bride who values loyalty and fidelity above anything else.
Here’s a selection of blue flowers that will make a beautiful bridal bouquet: Monkshood, Hydrangea, […]
The Hydrangea: A fall wedding flower classic
Tuesday, November 20th, 2007The hydrangea is a flower that is known in the wedding industry as a fall classic. It is a puffy flower than comes in bright yet pastel shades of pink, purple, white or blue. Whether put in the bridal bouquet or set on tables as centerpieces, these glamorous flowers are sure to give your wedding a bit […]
The lawsuit over hydrangeas
Wednesday, October 24th, 2007It’s too bad that hydrangeas are getting such a bad rap. I’m referring, of course, to the lawsuit being brought by the lawyer bride from NYC who is suing her Manhattan florist for creating centerpieces with the wrong color hydrangeas. The flowers were allegedly supposed to be dark rust and green, but were instead pastel pink […]
